A fire broke out late at night on the 19th floor of the Lianshang Yulang construction site in Xindian District, New Taipei City. Firefighters dispatched 44 vehicles and 104 people to put it out without any casualties.
Quick Look
- At the Lianshang Yulang construction site at the intersection of Shizhang Road and Sixin Road in Xindian District, New Taipei City, thick smoke and flames suddenly burst out from the 19th floor late yesterday (2nd) night.
- The fire department dispatched 44 rescue vehicles and 104 personnel to the rescue.
- The fire was successfully extinguished at high altitude.
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Why It Matters
The Lian Shang Yun Lang construction site at the intersection of Shizhang Road and Sixin Road in Xindian District, New Taipei City is a 33-story construction site. There have been safety issues during construction in the past.
At the 33-story "Lian Shang Yun Lang" construction site at the intersection of Shizhang Road and Sixin Road in Xindian District, New Taipei City, a large amount of thick smoke and flames suddenly shot out from the 19th floor late yesterday (2nd) night. (Photo taken by reporter Zheng Jingyi)
At the 33-story "Lian Shang Yun Lang" construction site at the intersection of Shizhang Road and Sixin Road in Xindian District, New Taipei City, a large amount of thick smoke and flames suddenly shot out from the 19th floor late yesterday (2nd) night. After receiving the notification, the New Taipei City Fire Department dispatched 44 disaster relief vehicles and 104 firefighters to the scene to put out the fire. The fire was successfully controlled and extinguished. The initial estimated burning area was about 200 square meters. An on-site inspection confirmed that no construction workers were trapped or injured.
At about 11:53 yesterday evening, a fire suddenly broke out at the "Lian Shang Yun Lang" construction site. Since the incident occurred at a high-rise construction site with a height of more than 30 stories, the fire was concentrated on the 19th floor. Black smoke and flames were quite obvious in the night sky. The New Taipei City Fire Department did not dare to be careless and immediately dispatched a large number of disaster relief vehicles and 104 firefighters to the rescue. After arriving, they quickly deployed water lines for high-altitude rescue operations and sent personnel into the construction site to conduct blanket search and rescue operations.
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After firefighters pulled water lines with all their strength to suppress the fire and prevent the flames from spreading to other floors, the search and rescue team simultaneously inspected the entire building and confirmed that no one was staying or trapped inside when the fire broke out, and no casualties were caused.
Firefighters then continued to carry out residual fire treatment and high-altitude cooling operations to ensure that there was no possibility of re-ignition at the scene. The initial estimated burning area of this fire is about 200 square meters. The exact cause of the fire and the detailed property losses are still waiting for further evidence collection and forensic analysis by the fire investigation department personnel.
At the 33-story "Lian Shang Yun Lang" construction site at the intersection of Shizhang Road and Sixin Road in Xindian District, New Taipei City, a large amount of thick smoke and flames suddenly shot out from the 19th floor late yesterday (2nd) night. (Photo taken by reporter Zheng Jingyi)
After receiving the notification, the New Taipei City Fire Department dispatched 44 disaster relief vehicles and 104 firefighters to the scene. (Photo taken by reporter Zheng Jingyi)
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Fire Investigation Division of the Fire Department will conduct on-site forensics to clarify the cause of the fire.
Very likely · Within days
Relevant units will review the fire safety measures at the construction site.
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What was the specific cause of this fire?
- Are electrical or welding operations involved in construction?
- Do fire safety facilities at construction sites comply with regulations?






